Monday Dec 14 | Middletown Journal
Unchanged swap shop legislation up for debate
The wording of an ordinance regulating swap shop and second-hand store operations has yet to undergo changes suggested weeks ago, but will still appear before City Council when it convenes tonight, Dec.
Fire officials say around 11:30 Friday morning a Christmas tree plugged into an electrical outlet caused a fire at a Lewisburg home on KY 11 just south of Maysville.
Swap shop rules getting retooled
An ordinance regulating business for second-hand dealers and swap shops will be retooled yet again, after Middletown City Council members expressed concern over citizens having to pay to recover stolen property.
Council size, wards top charter issue
Middletown voters will have the chance to change the city's charter and decide if it wants to reduce the size of City Council and eliminate the ward system of council representation.
Sewage plant expansion 'not an option'
LANDEN - An upcoming $28 million expansion to the Lower Little Miami Wastewater Treatment plant should accommodate sewer needs in Deerfield and Hamilton townships - the county's fastest growing areas - for at least the next 20 years, county officials said.
Autism group aims to help dads
On Monday night, the dads who gathered at the Mason sports bar were ready for some football.
Fun, free things to do this weekend
Take your lunch to Fountain Square, where you can sit back and enjoy the Oktoberfest wiener dog races, noon-1 p.m., Downtown.
Parents get to be pre-schoolers for day
Submitted by the Goddard School: Parents now have the chance to head back to school and experience what it's like during a typical day at preschool.
Volunteers Make Outdoors Great
Warren County Park District has some extra 'clout' these days. It's added an impressive park to its bevy and now has its own volunteer naturalist - all the while being supported by a small group of volunteers.
Rules in the works for swap shops
Secondhand dealers and swap shops may soon be under city regulation. A draft ordinance to regulate secondhand dealers and swap shops was shared with Middletown City Council at its Tuesday, July 21, meeting.
Push to secede from city may need more work
Residents of the Bridgewood Villa subdivision may not get the answer to their question when they attend the Middletown City Council meeting tonight, July 21.
Council pays tribute to Mayor Wells
Middletown City Council paid tribute to former Mayor Robert "Bob" Wells, who died at his home Sunday, July 5. Mayor Larry Mulligan Jr.
Butler Co. wants stop on '3-C' line
A local group is pushing to make Butler County Regional Airport one of several stops along a passenger rail system that connects major cities throughout Ohio.
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The victim of what prosecutors are calling a hate crime is speaking out for the first time on-camera. Ronnie Robertson was assaulted in May at Tabby's Restaurant and Bar in Landen because prosecutors say he is gay.
Detach petition given to county
A group of Middletown residents who want to secede their homes from the city took their case to Warren County commissioners this week.
Not all in subdivision want to break away from city
Although 60 of the 80 property owners in the Bridgewood Villa subdivision have signed a petition to detach their properties from the city of Middletown, there are some who have not yet been informed of the initiative by those residents and some who don't think it's a good idea.
Charter changes headed to council
Reducing the size of City Council, eliminating the ward system, and establishing term limits for council and the mayor are among the possible charter changes going to city officials.